Hi All,I've requested the application for CNA licensure from the MBON several times (thru email). I have heard nothing. Can someone forward me the application or tell me what I need to do to get it?Thank you!!!!!!!!!!GLNursing student
2blessings 69 Posts Jan 16, 2010 Hey, I emailed them a few weeks ago,almost immediately I got a email saying the forms would be sent out asap. I got it within a week.Just make sure you are emailing the correct person/dept
Graceland200 27 Posts Jan 18, 2010 gracelola,Caould you please give me the address you emailed?Thank you,GL
2blessings 69 Posts Jan 18, 2010 Hey,Here is the address.lbarner@dhmh.state.md.us Include your name,address,telephone number and state what kind of license,whether initial or renewal.Cheers
Graceland200 27 Posts Jan 18, 2010 Thank you, gracelola-Maybe third time is the charm:)I really appreciate it!!!!!!!!!GL
stormdanzr23 31 Posts Jan 18, 2010 The MBON can be really really slow at time. i would call and just make sure you talk to a person...
KimberlyRN89, BSN, RN 1,641 Posts Specializes in Med-Surg/urology. Jan 18, 2010 Is it possible for you to drive to Baltimore & go to the office? The CNA part of the office is usually swamped, that's why I think its better to deal with them face to face..
SiennaGreen 411 Posts Jan 19, 2010 Also, when you get the forms DO NOT mail them back tobe processed. Definitely go to the CNA office and hand them in personally. They will give you temporary license so that you can work immediately. If you mail it...well, who knows how long you may have to wait.
KimberlyRN89, BSN, RN 1,641 Posts Specializes in Med-Surg/urology. Jan 20, 2010 Also, when you get the forms DO NOT mail them back tobe processed. Definitely go to the CNA office and hand them in personally. They will give you temporary license so that you can work immediately. If you mail it...well, who knows how long you may have to wait.O my gosh that is the best advice!!! When I finished my CNA class our instructor told us we HAD to hand them in personally. So we all carpooled up to Baltimore & got our temporary licenses on the spot. It took me about 2 months to get my permanent license #. On the other hand, a coworker of mine went to another CNA program & they mailed everyone's application in. That was in October..SHE STILL DOESN'T HAVE HER LICENSE # YET:eek:Do not mail anything to the board!! Ever!! I stupidly mailed my CNA renewal application into them (when I should have just driven up there) & it took a month for it to be renewed.
